Bath Map 1800

Bath Historical Maps Bath has a long and interesting history. Historical maps can give us a window into that history, letting us explore how the city has changed and grown over the years. The earliest historical maps of the city date to the 16th and 17th century (the "early modern" period).

Until recently the majority of these maps have only been accessible in offline archives or owned by. OpenHistoricalMap is an interactive map of the world throughout history, created by people like you and dedicated to the public domain. Links to digital copies of historical maps of Bath and the surrounding area.

A University login is required to view the maps. Appears to be extracted from a guidebook: no 'responsibility statements'. Dated c.1800 in CUL cards: includes Sidney Place, and 'Intended buildings' to its south.

Discover the past of Bath and North East Somerset on historical maps. See what Bath, PA looked like in the 1800s. Explore 10 historic maps of streets, homes, and landmarks - great for genealogy, metal detecting, and local history.

Search Results 1. An improved map of the villages, roads, farm houses, &c. five miles round the city of Bath, Recto; City of Bath, Recto; from an actual survey Creator / Contributor Pratt & Marshall, creator.

Antique Map - "A New Plan of the City of Bath" published 1800. Welcome to History Map! Here you can explore a collection of historical maps of Bath. Town Plans of Bath Detailed maps of Bath over time, showing the development of the town.

See also Ordnance Survey maps for developments after 1840. Browse Early Town Plans using a graphic index Select the town plan you wish to view: 1773 - R. COFFIN - A plan of the City & Suburbs of Bath according to the latest improvements.